Social Media Roundup: Archive Your Twitter History

In a perfect world, tweets would be archived, all social media platforms would come with their own Siri-like guide, and you would never have to ask (or explain the answer to) the question: What’s the ROI on social media? At least one of these wishes is in the process of being granted.

That and more in today’s Social Media Roundup:

Back that Tweet Up

Twitter CEO: Users Can Download Their Entire Archive By Year-End; Now Sees 1B Tweets Every 2.5 Days | TechCrunch http://t.co/hR3b5KEn  (opens in a new tab)

— YourMembership (@yourmembership) November 28, 2012  (opens in a new tab)

One for the records:  It might finally be true: Twitter CEO promises that users will be able to download their entire archive of tweets by 2013  (opens in a new tab). No more hurriedly favoriting tweets and snapping screenshots after an event because of that 10-day rule? All in favor, say aye. How will you use the Twitter archive feature?  (ht @YourMembership  (opens in a new tab))

Oh, Baby …

We love social media, but a baby named Hashtag?
http://t.co/GuJAluty  (opens in a new tab)

— MemberClicks (@MemberClicks) November 28, 2012  (opens in a new tab)

Baby tweets: Think your association is getting a little too social media obsessed? One couple (most likely) has it beat. Yesterday, a baby was born, with an unusual name.  (opens in a new tab) Hashtag. More bizarre? It’s not the first baby named after social media: According to Yahoo, last year a man named his firstborn daughter Facebook. (ht @MemberClicks  (opens in a new tab))